Townes Van Zandt
All Your Young Servants
You live on your hill so high and so lonely
You toss out your breadcrumbs to those down below
They think you're a king, but believe me, it's only
Because they're too blinded to know
There once was a time when your money had meaning
Your diamonds had glitter, but now it's all gone
It poisoned your laughter and muffled your singing
You can't even see that it's wrong
Your castle is dingy and dirty and dismal
Your carpets are faded, your walls are all gray
There's dust on your silver and cracks in your crystal
And all your young servants have drifted away
So go back to your sadness, go back to your sorrow
And I'll makе my bed on a hill 'neath the sky
And lay thеre a-listening 'til the sun comes tomorrow
Counting the tears that you cry
Your castle is dingy and dirty and dismal
Your carpets are faded, your walls are all gray
There's dust on your silver and cracks in your crystal
And all your young servants have drifted away
Oh, your castle is dingy and dirty and dismal
Your carpets are faded, your walls are all gray
There's dust on your silver and cracks in your crystal
And all your young servants have drifted away